In this era of rapid change, it is as if we are living in a flood of information, and we are faced with countless information and choices at every moment. And those familiar truths that once accompanied us to grow up seem to have lost their charm. Once upon a time, the Great Truth was the guide of our life, whether it was the careful teaching of teachers or the ardent expectations of parents, the Great Truth always ran through our growth process. 
However, many people now have an attitude of resistance and boredom towards the great truth. The reasons behind this are worth pondering. On the one hand, with the rapid development of information technology, we are surrounded by a huge amount of information and choices every day, and it is difficult to calm down and listen to those big truths that we once were familiar with. On the other hand, many of the big truths, although they sound very reasonable, often lack practical operability, making people feel that they are at a loss to start. Some people even think that the big truth is too empty and abstract, far from their own life, to resonate. However, we cannot deny that some of the great truths are indeed of very high value. For example, "hard work can succeed", "be honest and trustworthy", etc., although these principles are simple, they are the cornerstone of our life and the principles we must follow on the road of life. So, how do you bring these valuable truths back to life? 
First of all, we need to learn to sift through the information and maintain a clear head and independent judgment in the midst of the complexity. Only in this way can we truly understand those valuable truths and integrate them into our own lives. Second, we need to integrate the great principles into our own lives and find their foothold in real life. In this way, the great principles can become more concrete, vivid, and more practical. Finally, we need to remind ourselves that we don't forget these simple but valuable truths. Only by making them the mottos of our lives can we truly guide us in the direction we are headed. 
In this era of rapid change, we cannot let the big principles be forgotten in the corner. Instead, we should re-examine and understand it with a more open and inclusive mind. Only in this way can we find inner peace and strength in our fast-paced life and firmly walk on our own path in life.